With Care(giver) Navigator, PS@EDC’s Chelsey Goddard and Shai Fuxman are helping parents and other caregivers address the complexities of caring for a child with disabilities.

The Mapping Interventions to Different Levels of Risk chart provides examples of prevention interventions adaptable by age and for various populations.

To help practitioners determine the impact of overdose-related factors in their communities, this practice-support tool pairs data sources with the specific factors they describe.

This resource presents four features of risk and protective factors related to substance misuse: they exist in multiple contexts, are correlated and cumulative, are influential over time, and affect people in different ways.

This practice-support tool distills research on substance use and misuse in boys and young men of color as well as factors promoting positive youth development.

This tool provides a summary of research findings on cultural factors associated with substance misuse prevention and mental health promotion among American Indian and Alaska Native populations.

This resource offers examples of evidence-based interventions that address risk and protective factors associated with underage drinking.

Describes three characteristics of a comprehensive approach to preventing substance misuse and related behavioral health problems: addressing different levels of risk, operating at different levels of influence, and requiring the support and participation of diverse stakeholders.

Hear PS@EDC’s Loraine Swanson Lucinski discusses how parents’ substance misuse impacts their children’s health and wellness, and why investing in home visiting services is so critical.

This at-a-glance resource provides an overview of the opioid overdose problem; an inventory of risk and protective factors associated with overdose, and evidence-based strategies for preventing overdose; and a glossary of commonly-used terms in overdose prevention.